 Dr. Paige Muellerleile Assistant Professor of Psychology
Education
B.A. (Psychology), Arizona State University M.S. (Social Psychology), Syracuse University Ph.D. (Social Psychology), Syracuse University
Research Dr. Muellerleile's research interests include applied social psychology and health, meta-analysis, and cumulative meta-analysis. She has been invited to present colloquia and workshops on meta-analysis and cumulative meta-analysis in the United States and Europe. Broadly, her research interests involve understanding people’s judgments and decision-making processes. Although her current research involves applications of these processes to personality and institutional decisions, she is interested in moving the focus of that research to applications involving women’s health.
Teaching Since joining Marshall in 2006, Dr. Muellerleile has taught Health Psychology, Intermediate Statistics, Clinical Research Methods, Psychometrics, and Psychology of Women and Gender. She is primarily interested in teaching quantitative methods, social psychology, and applications of social psychology such as gender, health, and social influence.
Service and Outreach Dr. Muellerleile serves as the College of Liberal Arts (COLA) representative for the Marshall University NASA West Virginia Space Grant Advisory Consortium Committee, a program that awards competitive Space Grant Scholarships for undergraduate research. She is also a member of the COLA research committee. Dr. Muellerleile serves as the contest supervisor for Marshall University’s S.C.O.R.E.S. competition, where high school students from across the region are encouraged to stretch the bounds of their knowledge and imagination as they participate in a variety of stimulating competitions. In addition, Dr. Muellerleile is a member of the Board of Directors of CONTACT, the local rape crisis center.
Contact Info telephone: (304) 696-2771 e-mail: muellerleile@marshall.edu
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